But if not that, then how? Perhaps something on a network level? Haven't investigated that part robots.txt? Cloudflare could intercept and require JS. Considering I don't request any HTML/JS resource I don't think it's JavaScript based protection. However, running non-headless on the same machine works fine. elinks works today but didn't work a week ago. Wget fails from a Hetzner server too, Firefox works. Access denied | used Cloudflare to restrict access body wget -content-disposition Possibly twitch/curseforge decided third-parties should not be able to install modpacks Logs/Screenshots:ġ6.518 D Task "NetJob(URL resolver)" starting for the first timeġ6.704 C Failed " " with reason QNetworkReply::NetworkError(ContentOperationNotPermittedError)ġ6.705 D Download failed in previous step: " "ġ6.740 C Failed " " with reason QNetworkReply::NetworkError(ContentOperationNotPermittedError)ġ6.740 D Download failed in previous step: " "ġ6.778 C Failed " " with reason QNetworkReply::NetworkError(ContentOperationNotPermittedError)ġ6.778 D Download failed in previous step: " "ġ6.805 C Failed " " with reason QNetworkReply::NetworkError(ContentOperationNotPermittedError)ġ6.805 D Download failed in previous step: " "ġ6.806 C Task "NetJob(URL resolver)" failed: "Job 'URL resolver' failed to process:\n"ġ6.807 C Task "Flame::UrlResolvingTask(0x5d6fb80)" failed: "Couldn't find the needle in the haystack." Press the check button and nothing happens Make a new instance with a twitch URL that is a modpack We should be able to download packs like before Steps to reproduce the issue (Add more if needed): This is an example with RLCraft a modpack. It seems like twitch now does not allow us to download packs.
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 圆4 Summary of the issue or suggestion:
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